Yeah, good luck with that.
Nissan isn't the only manufacturer with similar whinges. Even the famed Porsche brakes fail very quickly with track use, not when tottled around like many are, but when they're actually used hard. Steel or ceramic, they all fail.
Best thing you can do, and it's what most serious Porsche guys do, is to remove the std rotors/pads from the car when you take delivery, fit some real braking hardware, and on-sell the factory rubbish for 75% of new price. That will give you a budget and keep you in brakes for the likely duration you own the car.
Nothing new there, and very simple.